Every year or two, spend some time really thinking about your career. Go out and warm up your network, check out new opportunities, and do some salary comparisons. You make smarter career decisions when you have real data. Also, if you are afraid or uncomfortable, you are probably onto something awesome! Fear means you are growing your comfort zone.—Christie Mims, Career Coach
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I saw the IBM post on Grapevine, and seeing the positive response felt the urge to share my story as well. I tried finding my old offer letters, but I couldn't because I lost that email account.
For the first 4 years of my career, I w...
i graduated this year and still unemployed cuz the company I got placed into still haven’t sent me a joining letter. ...
I AM NOT TALKING MONEYYY.
I understand most of you who have switched is either for financial reasons or maybe change in role or work or even bad boss.
I am talking about an angle from where your work is good, team is good so is cultu...
Not switching and being too long in your comfort zone may hurt your career prospects when you eventually have to move...
So I’ve been with my firm for almost 8 years now and honestly it’s become more of a second home for me. I honestly want more exposure and experience different office culture but it’s difficult to leave a job that I got through when I was...
